PERMFILE112423

• Permit No: X198716820
• IBM Index Class Name: Permit File
• Doc Date: 10/30/1987
• Doc Name: NOI Application
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

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7. Attach a statement with appropriate references from the relevant State
or federal agencies or published sources, which determines that the
exploration and reclamation described will not jeopardize the continued
existence of an endangered or threatened species listed pursuant to Section 4
of the Endangered Species Act of 1973 (16 U.S.C. 1533) or the Nongame,
Endangered or Threatened Species Conservation Act (Section 33-8-101 et srg.
C.R.S. 1913) or result in the destruction or adverse modification of critical
habitat of those species. (Rule 2.02.2(2)(h)) See Exhibit D
8. Does the pprospector wish any parts of this Notice to be considered
CONFIDENTIAL? NO If yes, the material should be attached as a separate
document and cTarly marked "Confidential". Justification for requesting the
confidentiality must be included with the request. Note: Ru12 2.02.7(2)(b)
only allows confidential material that concerns trade secrets or is priviliged
commercial or financial information which relates to the competitive rights of
the person intending to conduct coal exploration.
9. Has this complete Notice been put on file at the county courthouse in
the vicinity of the exploration area, as required by Rule 2.02.1? YES
10. Have reclamation costs peen included with this Notice to assist in
determining the amount of Performance Bond required, if any? YES
• 11. How will the reclaimed drill hole locations be marked? Alluvial water monitor
wells will have a wooden stake with Peabody Drill Hole Num er on me a ag
The prospector is aware of the following conditions to this Notice:
1) No person shall conduct coal exploration activities under Rule
2.02.2 until they have received notification of the Division's
determination on substantial disturbance and qualifications as coal
exploration.
2) A detenmination by the Division that substantial exploration
disturbance of the natural land surface by exploration with removal
of 250 tons or less will require that the person who proposes to
conduct the coal exploration post a Performance Bond prior to
initiation of exploration according to the requirements set forth in
Rule 3.05.
3) Any person conducting coal exploration activities which the Division
has determined will cause substantial disturbance of the natural
land surface or which will involve the removal of more than 250 tons
of coal shall submit, in accordance with Rules 2.02.6(3) and
4.07.3(3):
a) A report for each successive 180-day period during coal
exploration activities, no later than 10 days after the end of
• that period. A report will not be required for 180-day periods
of inactivity.